As of 1891, the United States had not gotten involved in the Cuban War for independence directly. How could the US have used the Monroe Doctrine to justify involvement in the Cuban War for Independence against Spain?

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The battle of sabine pass is important because? a) it was a stalemate between union and confederate armies. b) it resulted in the largest confederate casualty in the war. c) it marks the failed attempt of the union army to invade the confederate state of texas. d) it was won by the union soldiers and marked a turning point in the western front of the war.